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<blockquote data-quote="SasyStace" data-source="post: 70364" data-attributes="member: 4083"><p>I love Balfouri updates, mine has become one of my absolute favorites and I see her daily. I can't help but think she is lonely- the more research I do on these little guys, the more videos I watch and post I run into lead me to believe they prefer to be in a communal. I read recently that a group located a burrow in Socotora and they were able to identify 4 generations of siblings and the mother (who was still killing and feeding her grown children) still living together and very happily. I've watched a few videos from friends that have been keeping them together for over 4 years and they've never had a cannibalism they bread easily and are very active when they are together. I cannot wait for your updates and pictures. Lucky!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SasyStace, post: 70364, member: 4083"] I love Balfouri updates, mine has become one of my absolute favorites and I see her daily. I can't help but think she is lonely- the more research I do on these little guys, the more videos I watch and post I run into lead me to believe they prefer to be in a communal. I read recently that a group located a burrow in Socotora and they were able to identify 4 generations of siblings and the mother (who was still killing and feeding her grown children) still living together and very happily. I've watched a few videos from friends that have been keeping them together for over 4 years and they've never had a cannibalism they bread easily and are very active when they are together. I cannot wait for your updates and pictures. Lucky!! [/QUOTE]
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